michaelbriggsaudio/mbriggs-reaper v1.4.7

ReaAssist v1.4.7

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Built-in plug-in support is broader and more dependable. The new scalable profile pack replaces the earlier single reference and provides validated guidance for 24 plug-ins, with stronger handling for existing effects, exact aliases, parameter names, ranges, and formatted values.

Generated REAPER edits are checked more thoroughly. ReaAssist now catches more target mismatches, unsafe or guessed plug-in writes, item-redistribution ambiguity, JSFX pitch and topology mistakes, project lifecycle issues, and malformed repair attempts before code can run.

Claude Opus has been upgraded to Opus 5. Anthropic reports stronger reasoning, coding, bug finding, sustained tool use, and self-verification, with more than double Opus 4.8's Frontier-Bench performance at a lower cost per task. In ReaAssist's 20-prompt comparison with thinking set to None, Opus 5 completed 20/20 prompts versus 19/20, averaged 13.96 seconds versus 15.50 seconds, and cost slightly less. Standard API pricing remains $5 per million input tokens and $25 per million output tokens. For ReaAssist users, this means better tested reliability on complex REAPER requests without a higher per-token price.

Provider setup and recovery are clearer. First-run setup better explains API access and local or custom providers, Gemini quota failures now distinguish temporary throttling from exhausted allocation, and saved-key errors are more actionable.

Diagnostics and accessible workflows are more useful. Basic anonymous diagnostics now identify the selected ReaAssist language, language-pack version, and Visual or Screen Reader interface mode without including chat text or names. Screen Reader parameter announcements and diagnostic text handling are also more reliable.

Welcome to all of our new Brazilian users. Portuguese (Brazil) translations have been reviewed throughout and improved for more natural, accurate wording.

REAPER guidance is refreshed through version 7.78. Bundled references include the latest relevant ReaScript and workflow changes, alongside more focused prompt context for plug-in and project-edit requests.